2 Best Hotels in Moab, Moab and Southeastern Utah

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We've compiled the best of the best in Moab - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.

Best Western Plus Canyonlands Inn

$$$ | 16 S. Main St., Moab, UT, 84532, USA

The confluence of Main and Center Streets is the epicenter of Moab, and this comfortable, contemporary, impeccably clean hotel anchors the intersection, providing a perfect base for families. It's just a few feet from the Moab Information Center, the Mill Creek Parkway Trail, and all downtown shops, outfitters, and restaurants (including two restaurants on the property itself). The staff is friendly and the rooms are quiet, despite the downtown location, and the outdoor pool is a wonderful respite on hot days. Ask about the unique suites above Gloria's Corner Cafe near Main Street. Like many hotels in town, rates plunge during the dead of winter and the the hottest days of summer.

Pros

  • Close to many restaurants
  • Sparkling, contemporary rooms
  • Complimentary breakfast

Cons

  • Central location can feel a bit crowded at busy times
  • Books up far in advance (September and October usually require a year advance notice)
  • Pool is closed in winter (but hot tub is open year-round)
16 S. Main St., Moab, UT, 84532, USA
435-259–2300
Hotel Details
80 rooms
Free Breakfast

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Moab Springs Ranch

$$$$ | 1266 N. Hwy. 191, Moab, UT, 84532, USA

In addition to bungalows and town homes, this 18-acre historic property offers an expansive, private, shaded meadow, where guests can rest on lounge chairs and hammocks, wade in a cold-water spring, and even barbecue their dinner on an outdoor grill. First developed by William Grandstaff in the late 19th century, the ranch house is on the National Register of Historic Places, while the spacious, studio-style bungalows and townhouses are tidy and modern, with high ceilings, private balconies, and tons of natural light. Bungalows come with kitchenettes, while townhouses have full kitchens, a washer and dryer, and other amenities. 

Pros

  • Scenic setting is a respite
  • Boutique accommodations
  • Sits on a bike path into town

Cons

  • About a mile walk to downtown
  • Some U.S. 191 traffic noise
  • Only a few of the units allow dogs
1266 N. Hwy. 191, Moab, UT, 84532, USA
435-259–7891
Hotel Details
41 units
No Meals

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